RELS Closing Charge Wins Regional Golf Crown
Baytown Ganders capture their first regional golf title at Atascocita, finishing 641 as a team. Beaumont led after the first round but Baytown surged in the final nine holes to overtake Spring Branch Lamar and others. Randy Wolff of Beaumont earned medalist honors with 149, followed by Skip Brest and Lee McDowell. Reilly and Kinsey delivered strong second rounds for Baytown as their squad edged Beaumont, Spring Branch, and Lamar in the 10-team regional. Pasadena finished seventh. Milby could not complete due to illness.
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Gan ders Clip Ships 2-1 to Lead Conference
Baytown Ganders beat Brazosport Exporters 2 to 1 in Freeport as Robert Oliver twirled a three hitter and belted a solo homer in the third. Oliver fanned 15, Parker took the loss after yielding Baytown’s early run and a seventh inning danger ended by a misplayed squeeze. The win puts Baytown a half game ahead in District 124A at the end of the first half, with Ball High tied 66 at Brazos City.
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Texas City, Baytown collide in tight District 12-4A race
Baytown leads District 12-4A after a 2-1 win over Brazosport while Ball High, Texas City and Galena Park mix for top spots. Pasadena beat Galena Park 7-2 as Texas City moved into fifth. Brazosport, Ball High and Baytown each win or lose to shape the standings with key late doubles and singles results in tennis and baseball action.
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Dodgers Top Koufax Two Hits In Rainful Giants Win
Dodgers defeat Koufax despite two hits by hitters as Willie Mays homered and San Francisco regains lead. Marichal throws well amid rain delays, while Mets beat Braves on late rally. Koufax fans 14 for 42nd game with double figures in strikeouts.
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Charles Leads Houston Classic at 7 under par
New Zealand left-hander Bob Charles led the Houston Classic after 36 holes with a 67 66 for a seven under par total 133. Jack Nicklaus and Kermit Zarley trailed one stroke back after rounds of 69 and 68 respectively as Freddie Hawkins Sifford Blancas and others sat three behind at 136. Charles eagled and birdied late to secure the lead while Zarley and Nicklaus chase in a star-studded field.
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Colt .45s Open Series With Cardinals in Houston
The St. Louis Cardinals visit Colt Stadium for a two game series with the Houston Colt .45s in a budding NL matchup. Johnny Keane’s Cardinals aim to improve after a 1963 showing and face the Colt .45s in a daytime Monday noon game and a Tuesday noon tilt due to a league rule.
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